Pink It Is!

It's time again for the girls 

in the Christmas Card club 

to show their makes with the latest theme.

This was set by Karen who asked for 

Pink & White , also use 

black,silver or gold but little accents only.

Well this very nearly had me calling time

as I was pretty sure I had no pink cards 

in my recycled christmas card box.

But I will not be beat!

I found these 3 card fronts that have a smattering 

of a pink tinge to them. 

That was good enough for me.

Here they are.

It might be very subtle but there's pink in them there cards!

Here is what I made with them.

I trimmed the edges of the snow scene with

my  Xcut corner puncher. I didn't want 

to make the image any smaller as the signature

of the artist is on the bottom right. This is only half

of the orignal card as I had previously used  

to make another card.

I backed with  gold mirror card which went well

with the brown trees. The snow has a lovely

pastel  pink hue to it which I picked out with the 

Raspberry pink backing card.

Sentiment is a gold sticker along with  the stars.

I trimmed the oblong berry card down  and very

slightly enhanced the subtle pink glitter with my

pearlsecent chalks to give a deeper tone.

I used silver mirror card this time to reflect

the silver berries and cut a frame with my 

Xcut Ornate frame die.

I backed with sherbert pink card stock.

Matching bow and pearls from my stash.

Finally the last one.

I couldn't get a decent photo showing 

the pink glitter background as it's 

stupid o'clock in the morning and 

the light is playing tricks with my camera.

I made a tent fold card this time using the same 

sherbert pink card stock. 

I trimmed the scene down very slightly and adhered

pink ribbon on the one side to make a bow trim 

before adhering to black card stock.

The chipboard sentiment is actually a bauble

but I cut the hook from the top to make the round

which just fitted the blank circle on the card.

Chipboard  is by Scrapmatts

Christmas ornaments CB 1227.

I hope I have used the black, silver and gold

as accents sparingly enough for your Karen!

Yay . We have the internet up and running

so I can get this posted.

 Not counting our chickens yet 

(or having eggs for breakfast)

as we have been at this stage before.

Be round to see you all shortly

Internet premitting.